The ISE’s Hopke Lecture series will host Dr.Chandra Venkataraman as an invited speaker, who will deliver a speech titled ” Unraveling multi-scale air quality challenges in India: Science, models, and Strategy” on Monday, April 7th at noon in 206 Cheel Barden Rooms. 12:00-12:50 pm 206 Cheel Barben Rooms or Join [ZOOM] https://clarkson.zoom.us/j/98194031182 Add to Calendar About the speaker:Dr. Chandra Venkataraman is a Professor […]
Clarkson UniversitySpring 2025 David A. Walsh ‘67 Arts & Sciences Seminar SeriesMonday, March 24 at 12pmRoom: Snell 213 Chebyshev polynomials in action We will start with a soft introduction to the theory of Chebyshev polynomials. Then we will gently move on to questions related to quantum state transfer and show how Chebyshev polynomials helped to
Clarkson UniversitySpring 2025 David A. Walsh ‘67 Arts & Sciences Seminar SeriesMonday, March 24 at 12pmRoom: Snell 213 Chebyshev polynomials in action We will start with a soft introduction to the theory of Chebyshev polynomials. Then we will gently move on to questions related to quantum state transfer and show how Chebyshev polynomials helped to
Data-driven modeling with applications to science, engineering and computingRoman Grigoriev, Georgia Tech The recent decade saw a revolution in science and engineering where data-driven methods have in many cases become more popular and powerful than more traditional human-driven approaches. In particular, machine learning has demonstrated unprecedented capabilities for generating new knowledge and understanding by discovering
“Investigating Surface Tension Predictions for High-Pressure Column Modelling: Findings & Recommendations” Ruan de Villiers Abstract The recovery of valuable hydrocarbons from natural gas is accomplished using a series of distillation columns operating under high pressures (e.g. demethanizers). Designing these columns is performed with a rate-based column simulation which requires some information about the sizing, geometry,
Clarkson UniversitySpring 2025 David A. Walsh‘67Arts & Sciences Seminar SeriesFriday, March 14 at 12pmRoom: Snell 213 The Role of Automated Reasoning in AI When most people think of Artificial Intelligence (AI), they think of machine learning: models trained on enormous quantities of data, such as neural networks and large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT. But
Clarkson University Spring 2025 David A. Walsh‘67 Arts & Sciences Seminar Series Wednesday, March 12th at 12pm Room: SN213 Challenges in examining the global urban microbiome The global urban microbiome represents a dynamic and understudied ecosystem with significant implications for public health, urban planning, and environmental sustainability. Based on recent work by the MetaSub Consortium,
Clarkson Center for Complex Systems Science Data-driven modeling with applications to science, engineering and computingRoman Grigoriev, Georgia Tech The recent decade saw a revolution in science and engineering where data-driven methods have in many cases become more popular and powerful than more traditional human-driven approaches. In particular, machine learning has demonstrated unprecedented capabilities for generating new
Sally Abskharoun, a Clarkson Chemistry and Biochemistry graduate student will present on Detecting and Quantifying Chlorinated Paraffins in The Great Lakes’ Top Predator Fish The Great Lakes system is the largest source of surface freshwater worldwide. However, the Great Lakes have been exposed to numerous sources of contamination over the past century due to agricultural, industrial,
AN OVERVIEW OF BIOMETRIC IDENTIFICATION TECHNOLOGY Chinmay Sahu, PhD Thales, USA Abstract: Biometrics has become a key tool for secure and reliable identification using unique physical and behavioral characteristics. Among these, fingerprint recognition is one of the most commonly used methods, relying on overall fingerprint details and three key features: patterns (like loops and whorls),
